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Twisted But True: Army of Zombie Cucumbers
Did this voodoo sorcerer use the Datura plant, nicknamed Zombie Cucumber, to create a brigade of mindlessly dedicated servants?
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Did Tesla invent a devastating radio wave weapon? Did a scientist crack the secret of voodoo Zombies? Find out in this episode of Dark Matters: Twisted But True.
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A Boston medic sets out to weigh the human soul. Did Russia cover up astronauts lost in space? What if sound waves become a new WMD?
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Is the original Frankenstein an 1803 Londoner named George? Governments use their own citizens for mind control experiments. A German woman is suddenly attacked...by her own left hand.
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Albert Einstein's brain is stolen during his autopsy. Did the Nazis develop anti-gravity technology? The United States and Russia's psychic arms race.
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Twisted But True: Army of...Did this voodoo sorcerer use the Datura plant, nicknamed Zombie Cucumber, to create a brigade of mindlessly dedicated servants?
Dark Matters (02:58)
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Twisted But True: Philadelphia...Do you believe in time travel? See how this theory tries to prove that a ship vanished in thin air, then returned!Dark Matters (02:26)
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Twisted But True: Deadly Radio...Evidence shows the FBI hid evidence in the early 1900's that radio waves can kill people. One scientist figured it out, but no one believed him!Dark Matters (02:58)
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Weight of the Human SoulBoston medic Dr. Duncan Macdougall sets out to prove the existence of the human soul by weighing a man at the moment of death. If the patient loses weight, Macdougall believes he will have recorded the departure of the man's soul, and science wil ...
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Twisted But True: Ape Human...In the 1920s and 30s Soviet scientist Dr. Ilya Ivanov began a series of disturbing experiments to cross breed humans with apes.Dark Matters (02:59)
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Stealing Einstein's BrainDr. Thomas Harvey, the pathologist tasked with Albert Einstein's autopsy, steals the greatest brain of the twentieth century. He is convinced the organ can be used to uncover the science behind intellectual genius.
Dark Matters (02:01)
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Psychic Arms RaceIn 1972 the US Defense Intelligence Agency issues a report on Russia's progressive research on mind control and telekinesis called "Controlled Offensive Behavior: USSR."Dark Matters (02:01)
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CIA Mind ControlDuring the 1960s, the CIA experimented with mind control. But were their efforts successful?Dark Matters (01:47)
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Twisted But True: Tripping...Nearly 250 small town residents in the south of France all begin to experience horifying hallucinations all at the same time. A coincidence or secret government experiments?
Dark Matters (02:17)
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Twisted But True: Shocking...Thomas Edison is typically remembered for inventing the light bulb. But did you know he was also responsible for creating a much more sinister device?Dark Matters (02:47)
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Twisted But True: Nitrous...How was the laughing gas used by dentists to pacify drill-phobic patients created? Two words: self experimentation.Dark Matters (02:59)
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Twisted But True: It's AliveConvicted murderer George Foster is publically hanged from a London gallows in January, 1803. His spirit is at rest...but his body has other plans.Dark Matters (02:01)
- Twisted But True: Army of Zombie Cucumbers
- Twisted But True: Philadelphia Experiment
- Twisted But True: Deadly Radio Wave Cover Up
- Weight of the Human Soul
- Twisted But True: Ape Human Hybrid
- Stealing Einstein's Brain
- Psychic Arms Race
- CIA Mind Control
- Twisted But True: Tripping With Uncle Sam
- Twisted But True: Shocking Electric Chair Inventor
- Twisted But True: Nitrous Oxide
- Twisted But True: It's Alive
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